Intel Beats Expectations as PC Sales Stabilize, Eyes Manufacturing Growth
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Intel beat revenue and profit expectations for the quarter, with margins rising faster than expected. The PC market decline is slowing and data center business is stabilizing.
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Intel forecasts stronger than expected revenue and margins for the current quarter, optimistic about PC sales rebound and manufacturing services growth.
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Intel has secured 3 customers for its contract manufacturing business, expects a 4th by year-end. Ramping up advanced manufacturing capacity.
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Intel reported Q3 adjusted EPS of $0.41 on revenue of $14.2B, down 8% annually. Client segment revenue down 3% to $7.9B.
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Intel sees slowdown in programmable chip sales for multiple quarters but strong demand for AI chips, with supply unable to meet demand currently.